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(comment) So it's a linear scale! Looks like we hit red around 40, so we should be comfortable at 35% if needed.

@cashdev 4 years ago

@cashdev · 4 years ago

Alvin Yyers forms a cartel to protect Bitcoin Cash

In an unexpected turn, Bitcoin SV proponent Alvin Yyers unites miners to protect Bitcoin Cash, as the coin is expected to plummet to new hash rate lows. "Bitcoin Cash will be the first coin to reach...

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(comment) Cartel privilege ?

@cashdev 4 years ago

(comment) I like it. Better than "service fee for the miners" for sure.

@cashdev 4 years ago

@cashdev · 4 years ago

Calling it tax is okay

Proponents of a the new consensus rule, where 12% of the miners earned reward is required to be sent to a hong kong shell company, do not want to you call it tax . Their argument is that no state...

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(comment) One liner: broadcast(paytomany([[createnewaddress(), 0.0002] for _ in range(10)]))

@cashdev 4 years ago

@cashdev · 4 years ago

Quickly creating lots of UTXO's with Electron Cash

If you tend to run into the transaction chain limit, or run out of shuffled coins, it's time to split up your coins. Electron Cash has a largely undocumented, but powerful Python console. The source c...

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@cashdev · 4 years ago

How to Split and Forward Bitcoin Cash with Python

This code snippet is a bit longer than what I usually write here. That is because this time, we're writing a fully working program. This is a program that: Listens and reacts to receiving coins in...

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(comment) Bitcash looks super useful for getting stuff done quickly

@cashdev 4 years ago

(comment) Even if the full nodes want to maintain their own fork in-house, I see value in having a common one that the ecosystem trusts will be maintained. For example, I'd like to support using libsecp256k1...

@cashdev 4 years ago

(comment) 🤖 I AM HUMAN. AFFIRMATIVE.

@cashdev 4 years ago

(comment) OK cool. With regards to RAM usage, if you don't specify how much memory you're willing to use, BU will attempt to guess an appropriate number. With more memory usage, you'll get better performan...

@cashdev 4 years ago

(comment) Did you delete the blockchain data before attempting BU on the same machine? ABC uses the same data folders, but has a slightly different database structure.

@cashdev 4 years ago

(comment) I'd guess flood the comments of all articles with tip/upvote begging

@cashdev 4 years ago

@cashdev · 4 years ago

Creating a brainwallet with Python

Using a brainwallet is a terrible idea. We humans are terrible at creating phrases that cannot be easily brute force attacked. Using a brainwallet is a terrible idea and you're likely to loose all yo...

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@cashdev · 4 years ago

Electrum RPC with Python — Trust a stranger (or SPV verify)

Running your own full node is not always the best option, so a full nodes RPC interface is not exactly readily available. You can still interact with the Bitcoin Cash blockchain using public Electr...

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@cashdev · 4 years ago

«What are the addresses involved in this transaction?» using Python

A Bitcoin Cash transaction contains no addresses , yet whenever we're presented with a transaction in a graphical interface, we always get to see the addresses involved. Let's find a recent transactio...

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@cashdev · 4 years ago

«Is it an SLP transaction?» using Python

Here is a quick and crude way to check if an transaction is likely an SLP transaction. It can be a transaction that sends a SLP token, creates one, mints more or whatever. We don't check that its val...

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